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BUSH'S PHONY "BIPARTISANSHIP"

Nichols, John | January 22, 2001 issue

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When it finally became clear that George W. Bush would be the 43rd President of the United States, a worried U.S. Representative Bernie Sanders asked the Congressional Research Service for a list of all the legislation that outgoing President Bill Clinton had vetoed in his second term. Sanders theorized that the list, which ran from a sweeping cut in estate taxes to legislation banning late-term abortions, would form the basis of the new President's legislative agenda in 2001. In the U.S. House, where the partisan divide runs deeper, minority leader Dick Gephardt knows the importance of developing a coherent plan of attack.

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PARTISANSHIP; BUSH, George W. (George Walker), 1946-; PRESIDENTS -- United States; TAXATION -- Law & legislation; BILLS, Legislative; POLITICAL participation; UNITED States
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